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[Standard] BO1 Tier List | December 2020 | Rush Hour Finish Strong
Hello Spikes Happy New Years Eve :) First off - Have a safe, Happy, and Healthy New Years. I will see you next year. Second, good luck today to those chasing a Mythic Qualifier spot, may one of the decks below help you in your journey. Of all my tier list posts this certainly has been one for the ages. Not only is BO1 in my opinion the hardest to stack rank, the sheer volume of the 70+ decks some admittedly outside more commonly played decks have proved a healthy nice challenge. I also believe this reflects very well on the current state of magic, despite some of the hiccups throughout the year. I always look at things positively with solutions because I feel it makes the world a better place for all of us :) I look forward to doing one more round in January, and plan to continue the unique deck trend as best as I can into our final month of Zendikar's Rising. Additionally, I may just have to break my true top deck trend, but I am the guy that's happy to show up to top 1500 with a T5 deck ;) (To be fair I think I may slightly be forced to just to the length of Zendikar's Rising to Kaldheim, and keeping with a daily unique trend) One thing to call out as I have been asked before on how I pull these together as well. BO1 is a slightly different beast vs. BO3. Here I rely heavier on win rate stats at very competitive levels starting at Mythic then work my way backwards through the tiers if needed for additional POVs. It is also based on gameplay - and I myself favor BO1 until I hit Top 1500 usually :) - I take into consideration untapped.ggs companion app stats as they tend to have a great amount of data, and a good ability to slice and dice decks. Previous Informative Tiers for Reference on Zendikar's Rising Seasons (Reddit spikes articles) December Standard: BO3 December Historic: BO3 & BO1 November: BO1 & BO3 October Expanded: BO1 & BO3 October Short List: BO1 & BO3 I pull these lists together to help give us an alternative competitive angle, as well as trends, with a nice little timestamp as I believe being competitive there is a long term knowledge angle we need to take as well :) Additionally, I like to provide a competitive MTGA Landscape, those who like a visual or just to discuss! You can find the observations along with the tier list below. Please share your thoughts as always, and feel free to comment on the new format or decks I should consider that I missed. Note: In the Tier list of 70+ decks certainly T1 is a sheer function of the breadth of decks, if you just held T1 as the top decks give or take a few others in the list you could probably split some into T2. Wanted to note before I get a host of comments :) Also for a good laugh - when Hushbringers Back Fire. TLDR: There has been a bit of a shuffle in T1. Archetypes are solidifying, a spec became mainstream, and it's cool to be on the plain ;) Tier List What it is, current meta observations, and deck overviews! Additionally I love sharing the observations and recent changes we have faced in an ever evolving fast paced format. Items of Interest & Considerations:
Top End Shift**-** What is something extremely noteworthy is the change in the Top Tier of this season vs November. We have actually seen the decline of Rogues and Gruul, and even the Yorion decks losing some BO1 steam. I think in all honesty this is one of the biggest observations in Standard at the moment. Maybe we all are getting tired of playing Rogues, Gruul, and Yorion oh my! I don’t actually think that is the full truth though when we look at the data. Maybe all of us playing those decks are just worse players :P
The baby has grown into an adult- Additionally, a crucial trend coming out of last month was the influence of Mono White Life gain. At the time I said keep an eye on this archetype as it may have been too early to tell. That certainly has turned out to not be the case. Personally, it was also my deck of choice last month - not this even though I played it fairly heavily. Hats off to Crokeyz on it, and I will always say a nice way to stop aggro in its tracks is tack on more life...and have you seen that 3 drop Kaldheim angel….?!?
Emerging Theme on Solid Ground - I talked a bit about the more aggro plus mono/dual threaded color pairings last season. This certainly has held true as the more popular yorion three color decks have slightly fallen by the wayside in BO1 win rates. Now something to note definitely is the rise and popularity of Naya Winota or Winota decks again. This is something worth keeping an eye on moving into next year. Nonetheless we certainly see the clear winners primarily focused on that mono colored schema.
Purity is Rare - Another noteworthy call out is literally mono white domination. I can’t recall a time this year that mono white was the best deck in bo1 winrate wise. Not only the top spot but two in T1 back to back..and I am happy to be wrong I just don’t recall :) The only other point to this one here is red has been and its interesting to see it paired well with right in a typical boros fashion or stand alone as well.
Challenge the status Quo - We saw this last season with mono white lifegain, and I did get some push back from the community on this earlier this month...however, I would certainly reiterate that maybe there could still be a nice compelling story with Selesnya 4 PWR aggro. It has the makings of a strong competitive deck, and yes the devil will lie within the details so maybe we will see it more heavily played over the next month as well.
January Parting Thoughts - This has certainly been one of the most challenging lists for me to pull together, and through the process I’ve learned of another nice 30+ decks mainly BO1 I plan to put to good use over the next month. I look forward to trying to pull together 100 decks in January. I have had a few people tell me it's more about a focused meta, and I would tell you meta is the game within the game. That focused meta is there, and I enjoy providing a broader pov because as a competitive player...you absolutely need to be aware of the game outside of the game!
Happy New Year’s Eve - Last but not least, I hope everyone had a happy holidays. I would also like to wish each and every one of you a safe, loved, and happy new year. I look forward to continuing these into the next year. As always - Appreciate any constructive feedback as well.
[Standard] BO1 Tier List | December 2020| GL Rush Hour See you Next Year
Hello Planeswalkers! Happy New Years Eve :) First off - Have a safe, Happy, and Healthy New Years. I will see you next year. Second, good luck today to those chasing a Mythic Qualifier spot, may one of the decks below help you in your journey. Of all my tier list posts this certainly has been one for the ages. Not only is BO1 in my opinion the hardest to stack rank, the sheer volume of the 70+ decks some admittedly outside more commonly played decks have proved a healthy nice challenge. I also believe this reflects very well on the current state of magic, despite some of the hiccups throughout the year. I always look at things positively with solutions because I feel it makes the world a better place for all of us :) I look forward to doing one more round in January, and plan to continue the unique deck trend as best as I can into our final month of Zendikar's Rising. Additionally, I may just have to break my true top deck trend, but I am the guy that's happy to show up to top 1500 with a T5 deck ;) (To be fair I think I may slightly be forced to just to the length of Zendikar's Rising to Kaldheim, and keeping with a daily unique trend) One thing to call out as I have been asked before on how I pull these together as well. BO1 is a slightly different beast vs. BO3. Here I rely heavier on win rate stats at very competitive levels starting at Mythic then work my way backwards through the tiers if needed for additional POVs. It is also based on gameplay - and I myself favor BO1 until I hit Top 1500 usually :) - I take into consideration untapped.ggs companion app stats as they tend to have a great amount of data, and a good ability to slice and dice decks. Previous Informative Tiers for Reference on Zendikar's Rising Seasons (Reddit spikes articles) December Standard: BO3 December Historic: BO3 & BO1 November: BO1 & BO3 October Expanded: BO1 & BO3 October Short List: BO1 & BO3 I pull these lists together to help give us an alternative competitive angle, as well as trends, with a nice little timestamp as I believe being competitive there is a long term knowledge angle we need to take as well :) Additionally, I like to provide a competitive MTGA Landscape, those who like a visual or just to discuss! You can find the observations along with the tier list below. Please share your thoughts as always, and feel free to comment on the new format or decks I should consider that I missed. Note: In the Tier list of 70+ decks certainly T1 is a sheer function of the breadth of decks, if you just held T1 as the top decks give or take a few others in the list you could probably split some into T2. Wanted to note before I get a host of comments :) Also for a good laugh - when Hushbringers Back Fire. TLDR: There has been a bit of a shuffle in T1. Archetypes are solidifying, a spec became mainstream, and it's cool to be on the plain ;) Tier List What it is, current meta observations, and deck overviews! Additionally I love sharing the observations and recent changes we have faced in an ever evolving fast paced format. Items of Interest & Considerations:
Top End Shift**-** What is something extremely noteworthy is the change in the Top Tier of this season vs November. We have actually seen the decline of Rogues and Gruul, and even the Yorion decks losing some BO1 steam. I think in all honesty this is one of the biggest observations in Standard at the moment. Maybe we all are getting tired of playing Rogues, Gruul, and Yorion oh my! I don’t actually think that is the full truth though when we look at the data. Maybe all of us playing those decks are just worse players :P
The baby has grown into an adult- Additionally, a crucial trend coming out of last month was the influence of Mono White Life gain. At the time I said keep an eye on this archetype as it may have been too early to tell. That certainly has turned out to not be the case. Personally, it was also my deck of choice last month - not this even though I played it fairly heavily. Hats off to Crokeyz on it, and I will always say a nice way to stop aggro in its tracks is tack on more life...and have you seen that 3 drop Kaldheim angel….?!?
Emerging Theme on Solid Ground - I talked a bit about the more aggro plus mono/dual threaded color pairings last season. This certainly has held true as the more popular yorion three color decks have slightly fallen by the wayside in BO1 win rates. Now something to note definitely is the rise and popularity of Naya Winota or Winota decks again. This is something worth keeping an eye on moving into next year. Nonetheless we certainly see the clear winners primarily focused on that mono colored schema.
Purity is Rare - Another noteworthy call out is literally mono white domination. I can’t recall a time this year that mono white was the best deck in bo1 winrate wise. Not only the top spot but two in T1 back to back..and I am happy to be wrong I just don’t recall :) The only other point to this one here is red has been and its interesting to see it paired well with right in a typical boros fashion or stand alone as well.
Challenge the status Quo - We saw this last season with mono white lifegain, and I did get some push back from the community on this earlier this month...however, I would certainly reiterate that maybe there could still be a nice compelling story with Selesnya 4 PWR aggro. It has the makings of a strong competitive deck, and yes the devil will lie within the details so maybe we will see it more heavily played over the next month as well.
January Parting Thoughts - This has certainly been one of the most challenging lists for me to pull together, and through the process I’ve learned of another nice 30+ decks mainly BO1 I plan to put to good use over the next month. I look forward to trying to pull together 100 decks in January. I have had a few people tell me it's more about a focused meta, and I would tell you meta is the game within the game. That focused meta is there, and I enjoy providing a broader pov because as a competitive player...you absolutely need to be aware of the game outside of the game!
Happy New Year’s Eve - Last but not least, I hope everyone had a happy holidays. I would also like to wish each and every one of you a safe, loved, and happy new year. I look forward to continuing these into the next year. As always - Appreciate any constructive feedback as well.
[Standard] BO1 Tier List | January 2021 | Kaldheim Transition Thoughts
Hello Spikes and welcome to almost Kaldheim time! We certainly have come A LONG WAY! As I mentioned last month I would do one more Zendikar’s Rising Tier List - and this one is certainly something else. I have been able to stick to a daily top deck plan and provided a list of 100+ decks! Technically good old Omnath now lost in ban hammer memories was a thing :P The last thing I will also touch on in a separate note on some speculation in the interest & considerations sections of how to get a decent start out of the gate with Kaldheim. A couple of items. I broke today's list into 4 Tiers this time just due to the sheer vastness of the amount of decks. Another interesting learning was what I will call exhaustive top decks where despite the health of the meta in terms of playable deck diversity there still was a limitation at the top end. A lot of the decks I covered last month were more from the Platinum to Mythic 6+ win list relative to other months in terms of decks and meta viability in top 1500. For returners or those that are new I have been asked before on how I pull these together as well. BO1 is a slightly different beast vs. BO3. Here I rely heavier on win rate stats at very competitive levels starting at Mythic then work my way backwards through the tiers if needed for additional POVs. It is also based on gameplay - and I myself favor BO1 until I hit Top 1500 usually :) - I take into consideration untapped.ggs companion app stats as they tend to have a great amount of data, and a good ability to slice and dice decks. One piece though again is due to the vastness of decks not all data is readily available sadly so this round there is a little more art baked in as well. Previous Informative Tiers for Reference on Zendikar's Rising Seasons (Reddit spikes articles). This will help show you the evolutionary story over the past 4 months! December Standard: BO3 & BO1 December Historic: BO3 & BO1 November: BO1 & BO3 October Expanded: BO1 & BO3 October Short List: BO1 & BO3 I pull these lists together to help give us an alternative competitive angle, as well as trends, with a nice little timestamp as I believe being competitive there is a long term knowledge angle we need to take as well :) Additionally, I like to provide a competitive MTGA Landscape, those who like a visual or just to discuss! You can find the observations along with the tier list below. Please share your thoughts as always, and feel free to comment on the new format or decks I should consider that I missed. Note: I typically don’t talk too much here about this, but the channel just hit 1500+ Subs and I truly want to say “Thank You” as many of you have supported my content, contributed, and constructively enhanced what I bring each and every day. So again Thank You - I really appreciate everyone's support. TLDR: Not much shift in the top end - most likely well positioned for BO1 in Kaldheim as well early out of the gate. Crushed 100 unique top decks in ZNR and I am looking forward to KHM. BIG THANK YOU as well! Tier List What it is, current meta observations, and deck overviews! Additionally I love sharing the observations and recent changes we have faced in an ever evolving fast paced format. Items of Interest & Considerations:
White & Red Match made in Heaven & Hell- We continue to see the pure raw domination of both white and red in BO1. Interestingly enough I will say playing my usual suspect Mono Red Mythras flavor - my deck last season had a 65%+ win rate and got me into the MQ (see here and vs Autumn Burchett match), has been a slightly different story this season. It still has around a 55%+ win and I gather there is a huge diversity even more so than any other time in the competitive scene in BO1. I get these comments a ton right now, and even so some more seemingly unusual suspects have suddenly become good?!?!! Mythras Mono Red Deck
Kaldheim Thoughts Personally I have a strong conviction these two colors will certainly stay at the top of the BO1 rankings. There are some rather powerful three drops that will give these archetypes some additional love with: Righteous Valkyrie & Arnie Brokenbrow to name a few...
Lands, Lands, & Snow - We still see some key archetypes with two/three colors being competitive. Most notably I would say in this January final season of Zendikar’s rising has been almost every other control deck match. Certainly the last few days. I think this is important to understand that while yet as mentioned above some of these mono white/red decks still have high win rates. The control matchup, however, represents a pretty big shift in the meta skipping over some more of the successful midrange. This could be an opening!
Kaldheim Thoughts One impact to watch out for is going to be all the additional lands and modals coming into play. They will certainly drive out some of the potential missteps in the three color trap, and lead to a better gameplay. Plus, as many of you know my love for crawling barrens (yes I run this in my mono red aggro! It wins games against control) we will begin to see a nice cycle of lands that do a lot of things that will dynamically change our gameplay. I have a big affinity for the snow lands - This will lead to some key concepts to keep an eye on as well. Something else worth keeping an eye on could be Gnottvold Slumbermound as well as the uncommon land cycle. Personally, I think Gruul didn’t get the greatest love - not that it needed much - but mainly I love destroying target land and getting a 4/4 trampler. Definitely expensive, but could see some interesting interactions.
Archetypes Inbound- There have been some rather interesting decks that have popped up this month. I do want to call out a few that I personally enjoyed: Athreos Prison, Boros Transmogrify, and a few flavors of Artifacts to name a few. There really was a broad amount and for funsies before I started the month I listed out 35+ decks to create content on given the right level of competitiveness. I ended up with 21 leftovers, and that shows you just how deep the deck pool really is.
Kaldheim Thoughts The world tree certainly has the ability to continue on here as well in the face of creating more gameplay and interactive decks for us...similar to the next comment...With that said though, a few things I think we need to keep an eye on with the release tomorrow and into February when it comes to archetypes: Generally a rule of thumb is that with the new mechanics, boast, foretell, and the likes there generally is an archetype that will pop up. Definitely in the infancy of the meta, so keep an eye out. I think there is also room for some new flavors, berserkers, angels, demons, and elves to list a few. We may get a reversion to a more Rakdos Aggro variant, and potentially a UW or UB Fliers deck could be in the cards ;)
The viking tide to crush the culture?- One of the most amazing things that I think will have gone under appreciated, and has caused some frustrations as well as fatigue is the legitimacy of the health as well as balance of standard. As I have mentioned in my videos and will call compositions here is the pure unadulterated facts of the health, and meta diversity. Obviously mentioned at the top of the post it didn’t come without its usual early release suspects, and that is most likely to be on the top of everyone's mind now every release. What I think will be most interesting is will the culture still allow us to play a wide range of diverse decks, that are competitive or will this standard cycle become a thing of a fleeting memory of the past to be lost in the abyss of the magic days of old?
Kaldheim Thoughts I’m curious if the world tree will prevail in a continuation of the passing of the torch or will it be purely burned to the ground. We will know shortly, and I for one and hopeful we get another nice cycle of competitive decks and smooth gameplay where we don’t run into another Omnath or Oko scenario...because I have a strong dislike for joining the only out!
Into the Snow we go! - I am certainly looking forward to the fresh new area of the multiverse we are visiting together. Additionally, I just want to continue to say thank you for everyone's support, and feedback I get around these contributions. Eagerly, I can’t wait for some fresh new meta top decks, and the nice change of pace we will see. I will as mentioned before miss the current state as this has been an enjoyment not without some of its challenge as always, but a nice fresh of balanced fresh air. Into the frost we venture!
[REVIEW] Mini Obsessed - Chanel Blue Lambskin Rectangular Mini Pearl Crush
Mini Update: here is the current auth of the same bag on Chanel website and in case it disappears in the future the imgur screenshots here Hi RepLadies! I have been a long time lurker and created a Reddit account just to join RepLadies. This is my first review and first purchase, so please, I welcome constructive criticism to improve my future reviews. (CCW extremely welcomed) I got excited to try out this new seller non-TS Fly given his super competitive and low prices as compared with the trust sellers. I was also inspired to try him out by the reviews I have seen from u/classyact1981 in terms of price offered as well as quality service. It was a great first experience when dipping my toes into the Rep World! Given I was new to the rep world, I loved how non-TS Fly was instantaneous at responding to all my questions on price, quality and factory tiers. Given the item I chose felt like a trendier item than a Chanel Classic Flap, I was not looking to break the bank on my first rep and was looking for the best price-to-quality bang-for-your-buck option. Discussing with Fly, he offered that I try out a new factory, SJ Factory, which he mentioned is slightly below CD Factory in leather and workmanship, but because it is a lesser known factory, had much more competitive prices (Nearly $100 difference at $160 USD after discount vs. CD Factory quoted at 1940*0.85 = 1650 RMB = $250 USD). Also, I am tagging u/arianne535 as the RepLadies QC goddess for this bag - would love to get your opinion on it. Disclosure: I received the 15% RepLadies discount from Non-TS Fly for this purchase. Seller: Non-TS Fly (you can find his information on the latest New Seller Welcome Wagoon To make it easier for you guys, here is his contact information:
Item: Blue Lambskin Chanel Rectangular Mini Pearl Crush Factory Name: SJ Factory Price: 1250 RMB ($189) - 15% Discount = 1062 RMB ($160) + shipping 220 RMB ($33) = $194 Total Payment Method: PayPal Friends & Family Shipping: DHL Timeline:
Inquired 10/28
Paid 10/28
First PSP 10/29 - Fly actually self-QC'd the bag, telling me that the CC hardware looked a bit skewed, and asked what I thought and whether I'd like to exchange the bag. I agreed and he immediately went to exchange the bag.
Second PSPs 10/30 - GL'd
Shipped 10/31
Delivered 11/5 - I was impressed with this DHL delivery speed!
PHOTOS: My Photos with step by step unboxing (to show how extremely carefully wrapped my package came) Screenshot of Factory Video (Looks Better than the Factory Photos; Imgur would not let me upload the full video) Factory Photos PSP 1 (Fly just sent me the front to communicate that the bag's hardware looked skewed to him) PSP 2 Authentic: I could not find the rectangular size in this color, but here is the authentic in square blue. This is a link to authentic black rectangular mini pearl crush and another link. QUALITY ASSESSMENT: 10/10 (compared to price and tier), 8/10 (compared to high tier and auth)
Lambskin: I would pin the quality at the mid-tier level (aka not as luxe and shiny as 187 lambskin, very close to CD lambskin in quality), but given the price-to-quality ratio, I am not docking points off for this (however, if I were to compare the leather to high tier and auth, I would only dock the points here). I don't have any leather conditioner on hand, but I bet with some love and care, it will feel even better. NO FUFU SMELL WHATSOEVER is a huge plus.
Hardware: The ball is HEFTY, definitely high quality, solid metal. The chain has some weight to it (aka not hollow), the blue leather perfectly threaded through, and no kinks whatsoever. The chain slides through extremely smoothly through the adjustable ball mechanism, with no drag or sticky resistance. The CC lock and hardware all feel like solid metal, and the knob has a nice little 'click' as you pull the chain through. The Chanel Paris lettering on the back is nice, deep and clean.
Interior: The leather interior I believe is spot on in color and the Chanel Made in Italy stamping is nice and clean, as well as shiny.
ACCURACY ASSESSMENT (9.15/10)
Leather (-0.50): As mentioned above, if I am comparing accuracy to authentic, the feel is a bit less buttery and plush as authentic, and it is missing that characteristic sheen known for lambskin.
Shape (-0.1): measurements of mine are base length 7.75", width 2.75", height 4.5" and drop length 22.5" (at max length). Compared to FashionPhile measurements of base length 7.75", width 2.75", height 4.75" and drop length 22.25", the height of mine is slightly shorter and the chain is slightly longer. Comparing mine to u/appleloves412's review of the 187 Factory one, mine is closer to the auth in measurements and drop length, so I'm reducing less than she did on her review.
Chain & Ball: the coloring looks spot-on when laid on the white background
Hardware & Coloring: Looks exactly the same as the authentic.
CC Knob Shape & Alignment: Perfectly centered and the correct knob shape.
Interior: Also looks perfect in terms of color to authentic. Stamping is crisp and appears to be the correct font. Excuse my blurry photo (it was hard to take a picture given my gigantic phone).
Stitching: Authentic stitching is 8x8 - mine matches exactly at 8x8. Alignment is perfect front, back, top and sides (it was hard to capture the front alignment in pictures, but it is aligned in person).
Mona Lisa Pocket (-0.25): The top looks exactly like authentic. However, the bottom row's triangle tips are a bit larger, the rounded bottom corners are a bit wider than authentic.
SATISFACTION: 10/10 Given I am paying approximately 4% the cost of an authentic (per Chanel Site), I am extremely happy with the quality I have received. I do not believe an authentic is 25x better in quality than what I have received. Maybe at most 15-20% better. The rest you're paying for is the branding. SELLER COMMUNICATION & SERVICE: 10/10 As mentioned at the beginning of this post, Fly was a pleasure to work with, super kind and patient, as well as extremely knowledgeable. He answered all my questions and never got frustrated once. I was happy he wasn't trying to make the most money out of the sale that he could, and offered I try a new factory that would meet my price and quality requirements. FLY ALSO SELF QC'D the first bag he had gotten for me, and told me he felt the CC was a bit skewed and offered to switch it without prompt. I was already surprised at his ONE DAY TURNAROUND PSPs, but the level of communication and transparency here was top notch, and has convinced me to continue buying from him. I really enjoyed the unboxing process, it definitely gave me the feel of having an authentic unboxing given Fly sent the full packaging (as requested). As you can see in the unboxing step by step, Fly is EXTREMELY careful and thorough in his packaging. There was protective plastic/styrofoam/tape in all the right places to ensure the least amount of movement within the box / dust bag / etc. and no smashed packaging due to the additional plain box on the outside, with the DHL plastic covering protecting even that. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. P.S. It was agony knowing my bag was already here, but sitting in quarantine in my garage for 3 days. A true exercise of patience not to run out there to tear apart the package.
[Standard] BO1 Tier List | January 2021 | Kaldheim Transition Thoughts
Hello Planeswalkers and welcome to almost Kaldheim time! We certainly have come A LONG WAY! As I mentioned last month I would do one more Zendikar’s Rising Tier List - and this one is certainly something else. I have been able to stick to a daily top deck plan and provided a list of 100+ decks! Technically good old Omnath now lost in ban hammer memories was a thing :P The last thing I will also touch on in a separate note on some speculation in the interest & considerations sections of how to get a decent start out of the gate with Kaldheim. A couple of items. I broke today's list into 4 Tiers this time just due to the sheer vastness of the amount of decks. Another interesting learning was what I will call exhaustive top decks where despite the health of the meta in terms of playable deck diversity there still was a limitation at the top end. A lot of the decks I covered last month were more from the Platinum to Mythic 6+ win list relative to other months in terms of decks and meta viability in top 1500. For returners or those that are new I have been asked before on how I pull these together as well. BO1 is a slightly different beast vs. BO3. Here I rely heavier on win rate stats at very competitive levels starting at Mythic then work my way backwards through the tiers if needed for additional POVs. It is also based on gameplay - and I myself favor BO1 until I hit Top 1500 usually :) - I take into consideration untapped.ggs companion app stats as they tend to have a great amount of data, and a good ability to slice and dice decks. One piece though again is due to the vastness of decks not all data is readily available sadly so this round there is a little more art baked in as well. Previous Informative Tiers for Reference on Zendikar's Rising Seasons (Reddit spikes articles). This will help show you the evolutionary story over the past 4 months! December Standard: BO3 & BO1 December Historic: BO3 & BO1 November: BO1 & BO3 October Expanded: BO1 & BO3 October Short List: BO1 & BO3 I pull these lists together to help give us an alternative competitive angle, as well as trends, with a nice little timestamp as I believe being competitive there is a long term knowledge angle we need to take as well :) Additionally, I like to provide a competitive MTGA Landscape, those who like a visual or just to discuss! You can find the observations along with the tier list below. Please share your thoughts as always, and feel free to comment on the new format or decks I should consider that I missed. Note: I typically don’t talk too much here about this, but the channel just hit 1500+ Subs and I truly want to say “Thank You” as many of you have supported my content, contributed, and constructively enhanced what I bring each and every day. So again Thank You - I really appreciate everyone's support. TLDR: Not much shift in the top end - most likely well positioned for BO1 in Kaldheim as well early out of the gate. Crushed 100 unique top decks in ZNR and I am looking forward to KHM. BIG THANK YOU as well! Tier List What it is, current meta observations, and deck overviews! Additionally I love sharing the observations and recent changes we have faced in an ever evolving fast paced format. Items of Interest & Considerations:
White & Red Match made in Heaven & Hell- We continue to see the pure raw domination of both white and red in BO1. Interestingly enough I will say playing my usual suspect Mono Red Mythras flavor - my deck last season had a 65%+ win rate and got me into the MQ (see here and vs Autumn Burchett match), has been a slightly different story this season. It still has around a 55%+ win and I gather there is a huge diversity even more so than any other time in the competitive scene in BO1. I get these comments a ton right now, and even so some more seemingly unusual suspects have suddenly become good?!?!! Mythras Mono Red Deck
Kaldheim Thoughts Personally I have a strong conviction these two colors will certainly stay at the top of the BO1 rankings. There are some rather powerful three drops that will give these archetypes some additional love with: Righteous Valkyrie & Arnie Brokenbrow to name a few...
Lands, Lands, & Snow - We still see some key archetypes with two/three colors being competitive. Most notably I would say in this January final season of Zendikar’s rising has been almost every other control deck match. Certainly the last few days. I think this is important to understand that while yet as mentioned above some of these mono white/red decks still have high win rates. The control matchup, however, represents a pretty big shift in the meta skipping over some more of the successful midrange. This could be an opening!
Kaldheim Thoughts One impact to watch out for is going to be all the additional lands and modals coming into play. They will certainly drive out some of the potential missteps in the three color trap, and lead to a better gameplay. Plus, as many of you know my love for crawling barrens (yes I run this in my mono red aggro! It wins games against control) we will begin to see a nice cycle of lands that do a lot of things that will dynamically change our gameplay. I have a big affinity for the snow lands - This will lead to some key concepts to keep an eye on as well. Something else worth keeping an eye on could be Gnottvold Slumbermound as well as the uncommon land cycle. Personally, I think Gruul didn’t get the greatest love - not that it needed much - but mainly I love destroying target land and getting a 4/4 trampler. Definitely expensive, but could see some interesting interactions.
Archetypes Inbound- There have been some rather interesting decks that have popped up this month. I do want to call out a few that I personally enjoyed: Athreos Prison, Boros Transmogrify, and a few flavors of Artifacts to name a few. There really was a broad amount and for funsies before I started the month I listed out 35+ decks to create content on given the right level of competitiveness. I ended up with 21 leftovers, and that shows you just how deep the deck pool really is.
Kaldheim Thoughts The world tree certainly has the ability to continue on here as well in the face of creating more gameplay and interactive decks for us...similar to the next comment...With that said though, a few things I think we need to keep an eye on with the release tomorrow and into February when it comes to archetypes: Generally a rule of thumb is that with the new mechanics, boast, foretell, and the likes there generally is an archetype that will pop up. Definitely in the infancy of the meta, so keep an eye out. I think there is also room for some new flavors, berserkers, angels, demons, and elves to list a few. We may get a reversion to a more Rakdos Aggro variant, and potentially a UW or UB Fliers deck could be in the cards ;)
The viking tide to crush the culture?- One of the most amazing things that I think will have gone under appreciated, and has caused some frustrations as well as fatigue is the legitimacy of the health as well as balance of standard. As I have mentioned in my videos and will call compositions here is the pure unadulterated facts of the health, and meta diversity. Obviously mentioned at the top of the post it didn’t come without its usual early release suspects, and that is most likely to be on the top of everyone's mind now every release. What I think will be most interesting is will the culture still allow us to play a wide range of diverse decks, that are competitive or will this standard cycle become a thing of a fleeting memory of the past to be lost in the abyss of the magic days of old?
Kaldheim Thoughts I’m curious if the world tree will prevail in a continuation of the passing of the torch or will it be purely burned to the ground. We will know shortly, and I for one and hopeful we get another nice cycle of competitive decks and smooth gameplay where we don’t run into another Omnath or Oko scenario...because I have a strong dislike for joining the only out!
Into the Snow we go! - I am certainly looking forward to the fresh new area of the multiverse we are visiting together. Additionally, I just want to continue to say thank you for everyone's support, and feedback I get around these contributions. Eagerly, I can’t wait for some fresh new meta top decks, and the nice change of pace we will see. I will as mentioned before miss the current state as this has been an enjoyment not without some of its challenge as always, but a nice fresh of balanced fresh air. Into the frost we venture!
[Standard] BO1 Tier List | January 2021 | Kaldheim Transition Thoughts
Hi deckbuilders and welcome to almost Kaldheim time! We certainly have come A LONG WAY! As I mentioned last month I would do one more Zendikar’s Rising Tier List - and this one is certainly something else. I have been able to stick to a daily top deck plan and provided a list of 100+ decks! Technically good old Omnath now lost in ban hammer memories was a thing :P The last thing I will also touch on in a separate note on some speculation in the interest & considerations sections of how to get a decent start out of the gate with Kaldheim. A couple of items. I broke today's list into 4 Tiers this time just due to the sheer vastness of the amount of decks. Another interesting learning was what I will call exhaustive top decks where despite the health of the meta in terms of playable deck diversity there still was a limitation at the top end. A lot of the decks I covered last month were more from the Platinum to Mythic 6+ win list relative to other months in terms of decks and meta viability in top 1500. For returners or those that are new I have been asked before on how I pull these together as well. BO1 is a slightly different beast vs. BO3. Here I rely heavier on win rate stats at very competitive levels starting at Mythic then work my way backwards through the tiers if needed for additional POVs. It is also based on gameplay - and I myself favor BO1 until I hit Top 1500 usually :) - I take into consideration untapped.ggs companion app stats as they tend to have a great amount of data, and a good ability to slice and dice decks. One piece though again is due to the vastness of decks not all data is readily available sadly so this round there is a little more art baked in as well. Previous Informative Tiers for Reference on Zendikar's Rising Seasons (Reddit spikes articles). This will help show you the evolutionary story over the past 4 months! December Standard: BO3 & BO1 December Historic: BO3 & BO1 November: BO1 & BO3 October Expanded: BO1 & BO3 October Short List: BO1 & BO3 I pull these lists together to help give us an alternative competitive angle, as well as trends, with a nice little timestamp as I believe being competitive there is a long term knowledge angle we need to take as well :) Additionally, I like to provide a competitive MTGA Landscape, those who like a visual or just to discuss! You can find the observations along with the tier list below. Please share your thoughts as always, and feel free to comment on the new format or decks I should consider that I missed. Note: I typically don’t talk too much here about this, but the channel just hit 1500+ Subs and I truly want to say “Thank You” as many of you have supported my content, contributed, and constructively enhanced what I bring each and every day. So again Thank You - I really appreciate everyone's support. TLDR: Not much shift in the top end - most likely well positioned for BO1 in Kaldheim as well early out of the gate. Crushed 100 unique top decks in ZNR and I am looking forward to KHM. BIG THANK YOU as well! Tier List What it is, current meta observations, and deck overviews! Additionally I love sharing the observations and recent changes we have faced in an ever evolving fast paced format. Items of Interest & Considerations:
White & Red Match made in Heaven & Hell- We continue to see the pure raw domination of both white and red in BO1. Interestingly enough I will say playing my usual suspect Mono Red Mythras flavor - my deck last season had a 65%+ win rate and got me into the MQ (see here and vs Autumn Burchett match), has been a slightly different story this season. It still has around a 55%+ win and I gather there is a huge diversity even more so than any other time in the competitive scene in BO1. I get these comments a ton right now, and even so some more seemingly unusual suspects have suddenly become good?!?!! Mythras Mono Red Deck
Kaldheim Thoughts Personally I have a strong conviction these two colors will certainly stay at the top of the BO1 rankings. There are some rather powerful three drops that will give these archetypes some additional love with: Righteous Valkyrie & Arnie Brokenbrow to name a few...
Lands, Lands, & Snow - We still see some key archetypes with two/three colors being competitive. Most notably I would say in this January final season of Zendikar’s rising has been almost every other control deck match. Certainly the last few days. I think this is important to understand that while yet as mentioned above some of these mono white/red decks still have high win rates. The control matchup, however, represents a pretty big shift in the meta skipping over some more of the successful midrange. This could be an opening!
Kaldheim Thoughts One impact to watch out for is going to be all the additional lands and modals coming into play. They will certainly drive out some of the potential missteps in the three color trap, and lead to a better gameplay. Plus, as many of you know my love for crawling barrens (yes I run this in my mono red aggro! It wins games against control) we will begin to see a nice cycle of lands that do a lot of things that will dynamically change our gameplay. I have a big affinity for the snow lands - This will lead to some key concepts to keep an eye on as well. Something else worth keeping an eye on could be Gnottvold Slumbermound as well as the uncommon land cycle. Personally, I think Gruul didn’t get the greatest love - not that it needed much - but mainly I love destroying target land and getting a 4/4 trampler. Definitely expensive, but could see some interesting interactions.
Archetypes Inbound- There have been some rather interesting decks that have popped up this month. I do want to call out a few that I personally enjoyed: Athreos Prison, Boros Transmogrify, and a few flavors of Artifacts to name a few. There really was a broad amount and for funsies before I started the month I listed out 35+ decks to create content on given the right level of competitiveness. I ended up with 21 leftovers, and that shows you just how deep the deck pool really is.
Kaldheim Thoughts The world tree certainly has the ability to continue on here as well in the face of creating more gameplay and interactive decks for us...similar to the next comment...With that said though, a few things I think we need to keep an eye on with the release tomorrow and into February when it comes to archetypes: Generally a rule of thumb is that with the new mechanics, boast, foretell, and the likes there generally is an archetype that will pop up. Definitely in the infancy of the meta, so keep an eye out. I think there is also room for some new flavors, berserkers, angels, demons, and elves to list a few. We may get a reversion to a more Rakdos Aggro variant, and potentially a UW or UB Fliers deck could be in the cards ;)
The viking tide to crush the culture?- One of the most amazing things that I think will have gone under appreciated, and has caused some frustrations as well as fatigue is the legitimacy of the health as well as balance of standard. As I have mentioned in my videos and will call compositions here is the pure unadulterated facts of the health, and meta diversity. Obviously mentioned at the top of the post it didn’t come without its usual early release suspects, and that is most likely to be on the top of everyone's mind now every release. What I think will be most interesting is will the culture still allow us to play a wide range of diverse decks, that are competitive or will this standard cycle become a thing of a fleeting memory of the past to be lost in the abyss of the magic days of old?
Kaldheim Thoughts I’m curious if the world tree will prevail in a continuation of the passing of the torch or will it be purely burned to the ground. We will know shortly, and I for one and hopeful we get another nice cycle of competitive decks and smooth gameplay where we don’t run into another Omnath or Oko scenario...because I have a strong dislike for joining the only out!
Into the Snow we go! - I am certainly looking forward to the fresh new area of the multiverse we are visiting together. Additionally, I just want to continue to say thank you for everyone's support, and feedback I get around these contributions. Eagerly, I can’t wait for some fresh new meta top decks, and the nice change of pace we will see. I will as mentioned before miss the current state as this has been an enjoyment not without some of its challenge as always, but a nice fresh of balanced fresh air. Into the frost we venture!
BO1 Standard Tier List | December 2020 | Finish Strong - Rush Hour
Hello Deckbuilders! Happy New Years Eve :) First off - Have a safe, Happy, and Healthy New Years. I will see you next year. Second, good luck today to those chasing a Mythic Qualifier spot, may one of the decks below help you in your journey. Of all my tier list posts this certainly has been one for the ages. Not only is BO1 in my opinion the hardest to stack rank, the sheer volume of the 70+ decks some admittedly outside more commonly played decks have proved a healthy nice challenge. I also believe this reflects very well on the current state of magic, despite some of the hiccups throughout the year. I always look at things positively with solutions because I feel it makes the world a better place for all of us :) I look forward to doing one more round in January, and plan to continue the unique deck trend as best as I can into our final month of Zendikar's Rising. Additionally, I may just have to break my true top deck trend, but I am the guy that's happy to show up to top 1500 with a T5 deck ;) (To be fair I think I may slightly be forced to just to the length of Zendikar's Rising to Kaldheim, and keeping with a daily unique trend) One thing to call out as I have been asked before on how I pull these together as well. BO1 is a slightly different beast vs. BO3. Here I rely heavier on win rate stats at very competitive levels starting at Mythic then work my way backwards through the tiers if needed for additional POVs. It is also based on gameplay - and I myself favor BO1 until I hit Top 1500 usually :) - I take into consideration untapped.ggs companion app stats as they tend to have a great amount of data, and a good ability to slice and dice decks. Previous Informative Tiers for Reference on Zendikar's Rising Seasons (Reddit spikes articles) December Standard: BO3 December Historic: BO3 & BO1 November: BO1 & BO3 October Expanded: BO1 & BO3 October Short List: BO1 & BO3 I pull these lists together to help give us an alternative competitive angle, as well as trends, with a nice little timestamp as I believe being competitive there is a long term knowledge angle we need to take as well :) Additionally, I like to provide a competitive MTGA Landscape, those who like a visual or just to discuss! You can find the observations along with the tier list below. Please share your thoughts as always, and feel free to comment on the new format or decks I should consider that I missed. Note: In the Tier list of 70+ decks certainly T1 is a sheer function of the breadth of decks, if you just held T1 as the top decks give or take a few others in the list you could probably split some into T2. Wanted to note before I get a host of comments :) Also for a good laugh - when Hushbringers Back Fire. TLDR: There has been a bit of a shuffle in T1. Archetypes are solidifying, a spec became mainstream, and it's cool to be on the plain ;) Tier List What it is, current meta observations, and deck overviews! Additionally I love sharing the observations and recent changes we have faced in an ever evolving fast paced format. Items of Interest & Considerations:
Top End Shift- What is something extremely noteworthy is the change in the Top Tier of this season vs November. We have actually seen the decline of Rogues and Gruul, and even the Yorion decks losing some BO1 steam. I think in all honesty this is one of the biggest observations in Standard at the moment. Maybe we all are getting tired of playing Rogues, Gruul, and Yorion oh my! I don’t actually think that is the full truth though when we look at the data. Maybe all of us playing those decks are just worse players :P
The baby has grown into an adult- Additionally, a crucial trend coming out of last month was the influence of Mono White Life gain. At the time I said keep an eye on this archetype as it may have been too early to tell. That certainly has turned out to not be the case. Personally, it was also my deck of choice last month - not this even though I played it fairly heavily. Hats off to Crokeyz on it, and I will always say a nice way to stop aggro in its tracks is tack on more life...and have you seen that 3 drop Kaldheim angel….?!?
Emerging Theme on Solid Ground - I talked a bit about the more aggro plus mono/dual threaded color pairings last season. This certainly has held true as the more popular yorion three color decks have slightly fallen by the wayside in BO1 win rates. Now something to note definitely is the rise and popularity of Naya Winota or Winota decks again. This is something worth keeping an eye on moving into next year. Nonetheless we certainly see the clear winners primarily focused on that mono colored schema.
Purity is Rare - Another noteworthy call out is literally mono white domination. I can’t recall a time this year that mono white was the best deck in bo1 winrate wise. Not only the top spot but two in T1 back to back..and I am happy to be wrong I just don’t recall :) The only other point to this one here is red has been and its interesting to see it paired well with right in a typical boros fashion or stand alone as well.
Challenge the status Quo - We saw this last season with mono white lifegain, and I did get some push back from the community on this earlier this month...however, I would certainly reiterate that maybe there could still be a nice compelling story with Selesnya 4 PWR aggro. It has the makings of a strong competitive deck, and yes the devil will lie within the details so maybe we will see it more heavily played over the next month as well.
January Parting Thoughts - This has certainly been one of the most challenging lists for me to pull together, and through the process I’ve learned of another nice 30+ decks mainly BO1 I plan to put to good use over the next month. I look forward to trying to pull together 100 decks in January. I have had a few people tell me it's more about a focused meta, and I would tell you meta is the game within the game. That focused meta is there, and I enjoy providing a broader pov because as a competitive player...you absolutely need to be aware of the game outside of the game!
Happy New Year’s Eve - Last but not least, I hope everyone had a happy holidays. I would also like to wish each and every one of you a safe, loved, and happy new year. I look forward to continuing these into the next year. As always - Appreciate any constructive feedback as well.
[Standard] Tier List BO1 | December 2020 | Rush Hour
Hi Planeswalkers! Happy New Years Eve :) First off - Have a safe, Happy, and Healthy New Years. I will see you next year. Second, good luck today to those chasing a Mythic Qualifier spot, may one of the decks below help you in your journey. Of all my tier list posts this certainly has been one for the ages. Not only is BO1 in my opinion the hardest to stack rank, the sheer volume of the 70+ decks some admittedly outside more commonly played decks have proved a healthy nice challenge. I also believe this reflects very well on the current state of magic, despite some of the hiccups throughout the year. I always look at things positively with solutions because I feel it makes the world a better place for all of us :) I look forward to doing one more round in January, and plan to continue the unique deck trend as best as I can into our final month of Zendikar's Rising. Additionally, I may just have to break my true top deck trend, but I am the guy that's happy to show up to top 1500 with a T5 deck ;) (To be fair I think I may slightly be forced to just to the length of Zendikar's Rising to Kaldheim, and keeping with a daily unique trend) One thing to call out as I have been asked before on how I pull these together as well. BO1 is a slightly different beast vs. BO3. Here I rely heavier on win rate stats at very competitive levels starting at Mythic then work my way backwards through the tiers if needed for additional POVs. It is also based on gameplay - and I myself favor BO1 until I hit Top 1500 usually :) - I take into consideration untapped.ggs companion app stats as they tend to have a great amount of data, and a good ability to slice and dice decks. Previous Informative Tiers for Reference on Zendikar's Rising Seasons (Reddit spikes articles) December Standard: BO3 December Historic: BO3 & BO1 November: BO1 & BO3 October Expanded: BO1 & BO3 October Short List: BO1 & BO3 I pull these lists together to help give us an alternative competitive angle, as well as trends, with a nice little timestamp as I believe being competitive there is a long term knowledge angle we need to take as well :) Additionally, I like to provide a competitive MTGA Landscape, those who like a visual or just to discuss! You can find the observations along with the tier list below. Please share your thoughts as always, and feel free to comment on the new format or decks I should consider that I missed. Note: In the Tier list of 70+ decks certainly T1 is a sheer function of the breadth of decks, if you just held T1 as the top decks give or take a few others in the list you could probably split some into T2. Wanted to note before I get a host of comments :) Also for a good laugh - when Hushbringers Back Fire. TLDR: There has been a bit of a shuffle in T1. Archetypes are solidifying, a spec became mainstream, and it's cool to be on the plain ;) Tier List What it is, current meta observations, and deck overviews! Additionally I love sharing the observations and recent changes we have faced in an ever evolving fast paced format. Items of Interest & Considerations:
Top End Shift- What is something extremely noteworthy is the change in the Top Tier of this season vs November. We have actually seen the decline of Rogues and Gruul, and even the Yorion decks losing some BO1 steam. I think in all honesty this is one of the biggest observations in Standard at the moment. Maybe we all are getting tired of playing Rogues, Gruul, and Yorion oh my! I don’t actually think that is the full truth though when we look at the data. Maybe all of us playing those decks are just worse players :P
The baby has grown into an adult- Additionally, a crucial trend coming out of last month was the influence of Mono White Life gain. At the time I said keep an eye on this archetype as it may have been too early to tell. That certainly has turned out to not be the case. Personally, it was also my deck of choice last month - not this even though I played it fairly heavily. Hats off to Crokeyz on it, and I will always say a nice way to stop aggro in its tracks is tack on more life...and have you seen that 3 drop Kaldheim angel….?!?
Emerging Theme on Solid Ground - I talked a bit about the more aggro plus mono/dual threaded color pairings last season. This certainly has held true as the more popular yorion three color decks have slightly fallen by the wayside in BO1 win rates. Now something to note definitely is the rise and popularity of Naya Winota or Winota decks again. This is something worth keeping an eye on moving into next year. Nonetheless we certainly see the clear winners primarily focused on that mono colored schema.
Purity is Rare - Another noteworthy call out is literally mono white domination. I can’t recall a time this year that mono white was the best deck in bo1 winrate wise. Not only the top spot but two in T1 back to back..and I am happy to be wrong I just don’t recall :) The only other point to this one here is red has been and its interesting to see it paired well with right in a typical boros fashion or stand alone as well.
Challenge the status Quo - We saw this last season with mono white lifegain, and I did get some push back from the community on this earlier this month...however, I would certainly reiterate that maybe there could still be a nice compelling story with Selesnya 4 PWR aggro. It has the makings of a strong competitive deck, and yes the devil will lie within the details so maybe we will see it more heavily played over the next month as well.
January Parting Thoughts - This has certainly been one of the most challenging lists for me to pull together, and through the process I’ve learned of another nice 30+ decks mainly BO1 I plan to put to good use over the next month. I look forward to trying to pull together 100 decks in January. I have had a few people tell me it's more about a focused meta, and I would tell you meta is the game within the game. That focused meta is there, and I enjoy providing a broader pov because as a competitive player...you absolutely need to be aware of the game outside of the game!
Happy New Year’s Eve - Last but not least, I hope everyone had a happy holidays. I would also like to wish each and every one of you a safe, loved, and happy new year. I look forward to continuing these into the next year. As always - Appreciate any constructive feedback as well.
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All the normal Gold medals - a small outlook from a player in Japan
Imgur Sorry in advance if it's more a blog-like post than a real research post, but since I completed all the non-secret Gold medals and reached level 38 (Valor) the same week, I felt like doing a small statdump and review (I know a lot of player have already completed their medals). No Unown medal yet. Getting it and reaching level 40 is the next milestone for me.
Context
Biome
The Tokyo area is heavily street-grass-water biome, with mountain/desert types being rare. Actually, 72% of Japan is mountainous and get mountain spawns, but the Tokyo area is a huge plain. Pocket mountain biome can be found in Tokyo though. The south side of Shibuya station has the mt Moon biome on a small area. The area around Shinagawa station is also Mt. Moon biome and gets an everyday Dragonite. And many parts of the Tokyo Bay, including Odaiba and DisneySea are mountain biome too (among other things). There's a lot of very small streams everywhere in Japan, and canals that are leftover in now residential areas that used to be rice fields in the past (requiring a lot of irrigation). So, water spawns are commonplace. The spawn density in a city like Tokyo means you can walk around and never run out of things to catch (or pokestops to spin), no lure needed. In addition to the already high number of pokestops, many pokestops and gyms were added through the multiple sponsorhips (Mc Donald, NTT Docomo, Aeon, Itoen, Tully's Coffee and probably other ones I forget). From what I've read, rural players in Japan are no different than other rural players around the world. The get a whole ocean of nothing. No spawns, no sponsored pokestops, level 10 gyms filled by non local players.
Nests
There is something like 30-40 "usable" nests in Tokyo itself and its direct vicinity (excluding parks with an entrance fee). If you count the nests that aren't really worth going to (less than 10 nest species per hour), you get more than a hundred nests.
Weather
In summer it can reach 37-39°C (98-102°F) with 95% humidity. Phones were getting really hot when playing PoGo. In winter the temperature is usually around 10°C (50°F), not really cold. That's for Tokyo though, northen parts of Japan like Hokkaido average on -5°C(23°F) in winter. September is the typhoon season. Actually, the start of a typhoon was the first time I managed to colelct on 10 gyms (nobody else gymming in the streets). The day comes early in Japan, but so does the night. In summer, the sun is well up in the sky at 5:00AM and it's dark at 6:30PM. In winter, it's respectively around 7:00AM and 4:30PM.
Player base
There is less players now than in summer, but Tokyo and its surroudings make ~35 million of people, so there is still many players out there. The engaged playerbase seems quite "old", mainly above their thirties. I see salarymen playing, or even old ladies catching things while walking their dogs. Housewives on their bikes too. There were some kids playing in summer, but they seem to have disappeared. Teenagers never played it much either. During special events, I often see parents with 3-6yo kids playing, or couples in their twenties trying to catch the event pokemon and getting all excited to see that cute pikachu with a hat. But they don't touch gyms. Gyms are mostly touched by 30yo-60yo men from what I saw. It's hard to tell the average player level in Tokyo since the high gym turnaround doesn't let high level players stay in gyms. Level 35-37 trainers seem plentiful though when I check gyms, and there is sometimes level 40 players too. In my town, I'm the highest level player (38). Walking while looking at your smartphone is something very common in Japan, and not restricted to PoGo., in spite of lal the warnings about that. We also heard a lot about the PoGo related accident in Japan, but this kind of lethal traffic accident happen quite often actually. If it's not Pogo, it is the driver checking SNS, watching video or reading manga.
Social groups
Not much social groups actually. Reddit is mostly unknown to japanese people. PoGo facebook groups per town aren't a thing. Discord is unknown. 2ch is anonymous and mostly trolling. There is a strong ""inside the group"" vs ""outsiders"" aspect in many things in Japan, be it at school or work. It feels abit the same in PoGo, no open groups welcoming everybody. There is some PoGo news sites, but it's mostly anonymous commenting. Most gym players seem to play solo.
Gyms
Mystic is often the dominant team, Valor second and Instinct last. Gyms in Tokyo are impossible to hold, too many players. Everybody is a nobody. On Tokyo's outskirts, there is more level 10 gyms, known names in towns and rivalries. Since tracker use is common and Snorlax/Dratini aren't that rare in the first place, gyms are filled with Vaporeon/Gyarados/Snorlax (a lot)/Dragonite (a lot). Even low level ""casuals"" usually have their Snorlaxes and Dragonites. Rhydon is a bit less frequent. Not much Tyranitars yet, and Larvitar is very rare. A lot of Blissey because hardcore players grinded as much as they could during Valentine, even if we didn't get the amounts that were available in mountain biomes. A lot of players walk or bike (an ultra common mean of transportation here). Bike works well because everybody owns one anyway, and you can ride indistinctly on the road or on the walkways with it. Since winter hit, there has been a rise of car players though. Car players are usually 4ssholes roadwise, they just park in front of the gym, on the side of the already narrow roads, rather than parking at a better location and getting there on foot. I have also seen them stopping in the middle of a busy street just to catch something that had spawned. Playing at night in Japan is quite safe, never got any trouble. Of course, crimes happen in Japan like everywhere else, but the crime rate is usually low. You can often let/forget your belongings in a place and still find them there when coming back. In my home country, letting your bag with your wallet/smartphone on your seat while you go to the restroom would be an incredibly stupid thing to do.
Cheating
Maybe I'm a bit naive, but I had the feeling there wasn't too much spoofing until december (when it started to get colder). These days I think there is a good share of spoofers in my town, but they don't seem to be botters. The lack of botters is probably because most of the documentation and community seems based around the english language, and japanese aren't very good at that. GPS spoofing probably requires a simple app installation. Multi accounting is rampant though. Either for shaving, adding 3 pokemon at once, putting an easy prestiger, or gimping rival gyms. A mystic guy I met at a gym also taught me recently that buying services to fill your inventory with elite pokemon is also a thing (we were talking about an another Mystic player who already had high IV and fully powered Ampharos, three 3500 Tyranitar 5 days after release). Yahoo Auction is the most popular auction site in Japan, and from what he told me, you share your credentials with someone selling such service and he fills your account with powerful pokemon. Probably by sniping or botting. I saw many people wih 5-6 smartphones at the Lapras event, I guess it wasn't only their own alt-accounts, they were probably filling inventories on demand. Some players can get ultra obsessive. I have a nemesis couple (Mystic) who are not only waiting for me/stalking me on 2 specific gyms, but who are also using a whole collection of alt accounts to add Flareon prestigers (Mystic account), block a gym with more Blissey (Instinct alt) or Valor alt to fill empty spots in Valor gyms with pidgeys, negating all prestiging work you could do for your team and blocking Valor players from taking the empty spots in new gyms. I highly suspect them of being the ones who have vandalized 2 of my bikes too, but that's an another story.
Tracking
It's the absolute norm. The kids playing in summer ? Tracker ? The girl in her twenties who looks like she's on her way to a fashion magazine photoshoot ? Tracker. The hardcore guys grinding in nests for hours ? Tracker. The 2 old ladies walking their dogs ? Tracker. The car players looping around the town in the night ? Tracker. The japanese youtubers or level 40 guys tweeting about PoGo ? Tracker. There has been an single online tracker since forever in Japan, and it's not frowned upon. The Silph Road equivalent japanese websites consider it standard. It's actually the normal way to play for most players, and I think many never even considered it could be a TOS violation (or don't care anyway). TV shows showing PoGo stuff also openly featured trackers, it's just a normal thing. That tracker has been down for a few week in october, and a lot of players simply didn't want to play anymore without it. From what I've discussed, japanese players don't really know hom to hunt and track down a pokemon ""manually"", or at least don't want to go through that hassle. We still don't have the new pokestop-base sightings & nearby deployed in Japan. We still use the old sightings tab. Not sure why Niantic holds back on that, might be related to the tracker existence. Or maybe it's because there's too many pokestops. There's a catch though. It isn't actually a complete tracker showing absolutely everything, it shows the grouped results of manual searches launched by the players, with a small cooldown on repeated searches. On a city like Tokyo, pretty much everything is covered since there's always players launching the search everywhere, and they don't care about sharing with rivals since pretty much everybody is anonymous in the gym scene. Outside of Tokyo, less activity means less results. And there's the local gym rivalries to take in account and can be an incentive to not use such tracker. During Valentine I got 10 Chansey in one night biking through all the town (not Tokyo), while the tracker only showed one. Randomly encountered my 96% Chansey that way, and even though it might not be fair play, I definitely didn't want to share the loot with rivals, so no search spamming on that tracker.
World's busiest train station with 3.64 million commuters on average weekday. No spawn point on the huge station (36 platforms, 200 exits !) itself. Probably removed on demand. But there's a lot of spawn points outside of the station. The area is mostly commerces, restaurants, offices, entertainment. It's a good place for urban pokemon like Porygon. You'll mostly be catching things while walking in these busy streets, so try to not bump into other people.
A very large nest in west Tokyo, between Shinjuku and Shibuya. Directly out of the Harajuku station. You can usually catch 35 nest pokemon/hour (and not be able to go after every single one). Somehow, I always have a Snorlax spawning when I happen to go there. Often get a Farfetch'd too. Helped me a ton for Charmander and Growlithe candies since fire pokemons are a bit rare around here. A pond in the center will spawn a few Dratini during a farming session. A good number of pokestops too. You can follow a looping footpath through the park. You can also cut anywhere in the park, but there isn't much footpaths to help to do so. Night falls early in Japan, so in december taking shortcuts (not lit areas) meant tripping every 4 meters on some tree root while farming Charmanders. By the way, the loud message repeating that skateboard/rollers are forbidden in the park and dangerous gets a bit annoying. You can't do it either in the street in Japan, but the cops will only tell you to not do it and you'll be fine if you stop. You usually only get warnings for minor offenses. In my home country, cops would usually fine you ~$50-$90 no matter what.
World's busiest crossing is there, with an estimated 2500 people crossing the street every time the green light switches on. It's also world's 4th busiest train station with 2.4 million passengers going through on weekdays. It's also well known because of the story of Hachjiko, the dog who waited 9 years in front of the station for his dead master to return. Mostly shops and fashionable things. Thanks to Mc Donald and NTT Docomo's sponsorship, the Bic Camera building got many stops at the same place, and it's possible to reach 7 lures at once if you're at the right spot. It's a very popular lure spot, although it has fallen a bit out of grace since december because of the birth of a 9-lure spot in an another part of Tokyo. Still, it's in an interesting mix of biome, and the lures placed at Shibuya draw from the street, grass, water biome and from the rare mountain biome. If you're lucky, you can get both Dratini and Larvitar from these lures. People often stand in front of the building or near the shop's entrance. The store employees never tell people to leave, although the swarm of players is obstructing the way. If the weather is too hot or too cold, you might rather enjoy the AC at Mc Donald. It's not unusual for players to just buy the cheapest things on the menu (usually a coffee) and then sit for hours inside. Even in busy hours, you never get kicked out of Mc Donald. Mc Donald is also quite popular with high school student, who buy french fries + drink and stay studying in group for hours, or passing business men who work on their laptops. Well, in the case of PoGo players you can argue that McDo wanted you in their shop with their sponsorship, so they got you sitting there. McDo Japan had actually been on falling profits in recent years because of a few food scandals, but their results have gotten better since last summer.
It's a good location to farm Dratini around Tokyo. The alleys along the river are very quiet in spit of being in the city, and there is some nice cherry blossoms in spring. Not that many people there, you get the occasional PoGo players, old ladies with their dogs, and people running. Sometimes there is some high school girls running too, not sure if it's part of their physical training or if it's because their coach told them to be uber polite to everybody, but they run and stop to bow and say "hello" everytime they come across somebody. I can't help but feel embarrassed to indirectly force them to stop by being there playing PoGo. Pokemon clusters spawn all the way and there is always pokestops to spin. There is also a few small parks with nests on the side. Often encounter 5-6 Dratini per hour while grinding there. Even managed to encounter 6 Dratini in 5 minutes on a 25 meters section, one RNG lucky day. Actually, the abovementioned Shinjuku-Yoyogi-Shibuya and Meguro river are adjacent from north to south. So, someone up for a 3 hours walk can have a nice grind session through heavy street biome -> heavy grass biome + current massive nest -> mountain biome -> heavy water biome.
A very large park in Tokyo. It was founded during the Meiji era (19th century), when Japan was opening to the western world. The northern part of the park has many trees and footpaths and is a large pokemon nest. The southern part of the park (a road splits it in two) was extremely popular back in summer among Pogo players. It contains ponds with a temple in the center. The massive amount of spawn points meant a lot of Dratini. Hundreds of players were swarming the park in spite of the summer's 37 degrees Celsius and the humidity. The pokestops around the temple were constantly lured, spawning even more Dratini. But the issue was that PoGo players were completely blocking the access to the temple and to the food stalls nearby. Tourists could barely go through, no way to take good pictures, and hard access to food stalls. In late september, it became forbidden to play in the temple area. Some players were still ignoring the messages though, or were just going through to trigger at lest the encounters. The pokestops have been removed since then. There is still Dratini, but it's not as interesting as it was back in summer, and this part of the park is now part of the nest rotations (the northen part was the only affected in summer), which means Dratini spawn points get ""cannibalized"" by nest species. I only farmed 3 times there in summer, but in the end the Meguro river gave me as much if not more Dratini per hour and was my daily grind anyway.
Wasn't anything out of the norm until around november, but the new sponsorships added even more stops than before and it's now a 9-permalure spot (the multiple floors station and its shops helped). But it mainly draw from street/grass biome, so you might prefer the 7 lures at Shibuya for mountain biome.
A good-sized nest, with a small pond that will spawn a few Dratini. Expect to catch around 20 nest species/hour. There is a lot of footpaths in every directions, making it easy to go around. Pokestops all over, you always have one to spin while walking. There's also a 4-5 close pokestops spot that is often lured. The Tokyo Christmas market is held there, so in december you had the bright Christmas market in the center, and PoGo players lurking in the dark around it to farm Jynx, who was the only practical way to get the ice medal in gen 1. Ice types are still very rare in tokyo in gen2, we don't really see wild Sneasel or Swinhub outside of nests.
A nest with a good spawn rate. Can get around 30 nest species/hour. Free entrance, but there is opening and closing hours. In this season, the place closes at 4:30pm and the last admission is at 3:45pm, so it's difficult to use if you work in weekdays. You're basically walking in a loop, with no shortcut possibilities. It's not that wide, so you're not going to miss any spawn.
An artificial island in the Tokyo Bay. Has a lot of shops, restaurants, entertainment utilities and exhibitions. There's also the Toyota City Showcase, where you can try cars, simulators and get a display of Toyota's technologies. People who are into manga probably know the Comicket, which is held at Odaiba's Big Sight. It's also home to the real size Gundam statue. It has been removed 2 weeks ago though, and will be replaced by an another Gundam model. Mostly a place for tourists though, Tokyo people are more likely to gather in other places during their spare time since Odaiba is a bit off the way. Tokyo's area pokemon mecca. Most of the island get the rare mountain/desert biome but also the ocean biome, the electric biome. So a lot of Fighting types, Fire types, Seel, Shellder, Magnemite, Voltorb... Pokemon that are rarely seen in other parts of the Tokyo region, except in nests. And also a fair number of Dratini (not very rare in Tokyo though) and Pikachu/Porygon. Of course Larvitar, Tyranitar, Chansey, Miltank, Mareep, Lapras also spawn there. Unown has spawned multiple times too. Somehow, Swinhub and Drowzee spawn quite a lot there too, although there mostly no shows in other parts of Tokyo. Lapras is a no-show in the Tokyo region outside of the Tokyo Bay, so Odaiba was THE place to go to get one. Took part in a ""Lapras dash"" in summer. Some guys ran across the beach screaming ""DETAAAAA"" (""appeared""), and all the players waiting Lapras on the beachside immediatly knew what they were talking about and started to run. Hundred of people running 1.5km to catch Lapras. Office ladies, salarymen, young girls, typical hardcore players. He was at a busy crossing and it ended with around a thousand people massed here to catch him. Some guy was on his knees screaming he was happy to be alive. An another guy was going berserk at his phone saying ""why error ? WHY ERROR ???"". Nowadays there isn't much people waiting for Lapras. Most players probably got one now (and there was the Lapras event), and he isn't much relevant anymore in the gym meta. Note that most of the Tokyo bay gets the mountain biome for some reason, in spite of an almost sea level elevation. Odaiba is only 3.5m above the sea if I trust what was written on some toilets. Tokyo DisneySea is also the same biome mix as Odaiba, but buying tickets just to farm pokemon there would be quite expensive. Odaiba is quite large, so the best way to go around is to use the rental bike service. It's quite cheap and you can return the bike at a lot of stations. It's electric bikes, a breeze to use. The place can also be rage inducing because some spawns appear right into the sea, impossible to reach. I once tried to get my first Larvitar there. One eventually spawned in the sea, near an elevated ridge. Many players (including myself) disregarded the security barrier and went as close to the border as possible, in spite of a slippery slope. No luck. But 10cm more and it was a straight 10 meters fall into the sea.
Akihabara
Known as a mecca for videogame, manga, animation and hobby stuff. But it's not much in PoGo in spite of what one might expect. Nothing really special, there's a lot of better places to play PoGo in Tokyo.
Comments about the medals :
Jogger: 2,551.6 kmImgur Well, probably more than that in reality. Unfortunately, 1000km were spent with a Lapras buddy. But I then got almost the same amount of candies by going a few hours at the Lapras event, so I should have walked something else. Still, he was very useful in gyms all the time, so maybe it wasn't completely wasted. And now that Lapras got nerfed, these spare candies won't even be used for the once planned Lapras #2. Kanto: 143Imgur No regionals except Farfetch'd. Last entry was Aerodactyl. Saw him once in my nearby while in the train and didn't got off at the station since I thought searching him would be too much of a hassle in an overcrowded area like Shibuya. I was sure I would had other chances but it never happened. Got him 2 months later in an egg, when I was already level 36. Collector: 42,731Imgur These days I often grind 300-400 pokemon/day. My level isn't that high (38) considering some level 40 players caught less pokemon than that before reaching said level. But I don't buy lucky eggs and get incubators with gym coins, so my XP progress is a bit slow as a mostly F2P player. Scientist: 2,350Imgur Pidgeotto, Raticate, Kakuna, Golduck, Metapod, Pidgeot and Slowbro make 72% of that. Breeder: 807Imgur I usually only use the infinite incubator, and use gym coin bought incubators when I fill my inventory with 10km eggs. Which happened very rarely until gen 2. So, my count is very low. I often see people on this sub who are at a lower level and yet have hatched 1500 or even 3000 eggs, I guess they always run 9 incubators ? Backpacker: 39,656Imgur Stops are everywhere in Tokyo. It often looks like that: [img] Fisherman: 902Imgur Got the initial 200 Gold back in September. But at the time I wouldn't have imagined reaching a number like 902. Battle Girl: 10,345Imgur Valor in a town where Mystic is the dominant team. I need to tear down everyday a few level 5-7 gyms rebuilt daily by Mystic if I want my coins. Ace Trainer: 2,598Imgur Not much prestige to do. Gyms are often not Valor when I'm in my gym run. And when I conquer a gym, I rarely prestige it anymore since the empty spots will get filled by Pidgeys, ruining the prestige work. Yup, Mystic guys using alt accounts to fill empty spots in Valor gyms with useless stuff. Youngster: 458Imgur Got it in december. Expected to get all the Gen 1 gold medals at that time, but a few poor nest migrations made it hard to complete the Ice and Fighting medals. Pikachu Fan: 341Imgur Half done in nests, half done with the Santachu event. Johto: 80Imgur Was far quicker than expected. Schoolkid: 14,296Imgur Pidgey, Rattata, Pidgey, Eevee, Rattata, Pidgey, Rattata, Spearow, Pidgey, Rattata... Black Belt: 232Imgur The final medal. Fighting types are quite rare in Tokyo. Completed it thanks to a Machop nest. Bird Keeper: 8,026Imgur Pidgey/Spearow. Punk Girl: 6,521Imgur Probably from the Grass/Poison types (a lot of them in Tokyo) and Nidorans Ruin Maniac: 725Imgur It's currently at a high number, but it was amongst the latter half of completed medals. Ground type pokemon weren't so frequent in Tokyo, but the Halloween event and its Cubone spawns made it easier to complete the initial Gold Medal. Hiker: 436Imgur Like Ground types, pure Rock types aren't that common in Tokyo. 2/3 of the initial 200 Gold Medal was done on Kabuto and Omanyte. Since there is a heavy water biome here, it was an easier way to do it (barring nests). Bug Catcher: 4,217Imgur Many bug types in our grass biome. Paras, Venonat, Caterpie, Weedle... and now Spinarak and Ledyba. Hex Maniac: 631Imgur Mostly due to the Halloween event. Depot Agent: 274Imgur Not many Magnemites around in Tokyo, except in specific places in the Tokyo Bay, where they're as common as Pidgey. Basically went there and farmed until reaching 200. Kindler: 626Imgur Fire types are a bit rare in Tokyo (like Fighting, Ground, and Rock, ). Most of the medal was done on nests (Magmar, Charmander, Growlithe) and event (Charmander). Swimmer: 18,425Imgur Well, heavy water biome. So many Magikarp, Psyduck, Slowpoke... Gardener: 3,080Imgur Bulbasaur, Chikorita, Oddish, Bellsprout, Exeggcute, Paras, Tangela are all over the place. Rocker: 883Imgur Usually not much electric pokemon around here. A large part of the medal was done in Pikachu (nests, events) and Magnemite (in their pocket biome). But it's increasing since gen 2 because of Chinchou, who is only uncommon. Mareep is ultra rare though. Psychic: 3,786Imgur Slowpoke and Exeggcute. Skier: 207Imgur Ice pokemon are ultra-rare here. It was that way in gen 1, and gen 2 didn't change things. No Swinhub plague in Tokyo. I've caught 2 Swinhub since gen 2 release (and around 8k mons in the meantime). I've caught only 1 ""real wild"" Jynx in 40k pokemon, and that was in the abovementioned Odaiba, which has a very special set of overlapping biome. 43 points of the medal were done on Lapras thanks to the event, ~10 on Dewgong/Closyter, and ~150 by farming a Jynx nest multiple times. Said nest rotated during december before I had finished the medal. Luckily, 3 migrations later it came back at the same park. Dragon Tamer: 1,050Imgur Never caught a wild Dragonite, but caught a lot of Dratini and Dragonair. I have a small river 150m behind my home, and it goes through an all-girl high school. The river spawn points seems to have been removed from the high school itself, but they are massed at the front and back entrances. When a Dratini appears on the sightings (a few times a day), I only need to hop on my bike and quickly check both entrances while trying to not look too suspicious. My office is also ~10 meters away from a much larger river in Tokyo. There is a ton of spawn points, so Dratini aren't that rare there. Sometimes I can run into 7 Dratini during a 1 hour walk, without really looking for them. With Pinap berries, I usually get ~75 Dratini candies per day now. Had a good number of Dratini, Vaporeon and Gyarados spawning right at my desk too. Taking a Dratini buddy is an absolute no in my case, but Larvitar got buddied right away and is already at 400km done in 2 weeks. They're very rare here. Delinquent: 330Imgur Murkrows everywhere. Houndours are around too, but not nearly as frequent as the birds. The only non-nest Sneasel I saw was from a lure. Fairy Tale Girl: 487Imgur Not many fairies. Actually got ~50 done during 1 day at the Lapras event since the event place happened to be a mountain biome (a Dragonite also spawned that day). Most of the Fairy medal was done while grinding lures at Shibuya, which happens to have a pocket mountain biome. But it's now rising quickly because of Marril.
Spawns
edit: the post is far too long for reddit's limit, will split a part in a topic reply Valentine event
Tokyo was mostly plagued with Lickitung and the already common Slowpoke and Exeggcute. Lot of Porygon in the central parts too. Not so much Chansey unless you went to the small mountain biome areas. Barely saw any Clefairy. Farfetch'd I randomly come across 2 Farfetch'd a week, they're definitely uncommon. There doesn't seem to be a set biome for them, they were in streets or parks, where you would expect Pidgey/Rattata. No sure way to find them, but the best way to do it is probably to stay at the 9-lure in Kinshicho or at the 7-lure in Shibuya and stay a few hours, hoping that the number of spawns will eventually help to roll it. Often got 1 during lure farming sessions. Drowzee, Swinhub, Tangela These 3 pokemon are apparently latitude-based (but not latitude-locked like Corsola). We never got any Drowzee plague in Tokyo, apart from Halloween spawns, and Swinhub is a rarity unless you go to a nest or to Odaiba (which has everything anyway). On the other hand, Tangela is only uncommon-rare, you randomly run into a few every week. From what I've read from people living in Drowzee-Swinhub zones, Tangela seems ultra rare for them. Dratini, Dragonair As mentioned before, streams of all size everywhere, so Dratini isn't really rare. Everybody has Dragonites. There is specific places to optimize Dratini farming such as Shinobazu Pond in Ueno or Meguro river, but you can otherwise catch some of them anywhere. Dragonite Fully evolved Dragonite is quite rare due to the lack of mountain biome in the Tokyo area. Spawns in the pocket mountain biome, like Shibuya (unfrequently) or almost everyday at Shinagawa station. Somehow, not that much in Odaiba, which makes me think that Shibuya-Shinagawa mountain biome (with Dragonites and Clefairies) and Tokyo Bay mountain biome (with common mountain spawns but not so much Clefairies/Dragonites) are actually different things in spite of sharing most of their pokemon pool. Snorlax Snorlax isn't so rare in the region. Can often be found around train stations thanks to the amount of street biome spawn points. Often in Yoyogi park too. Even had 5 spawn directly on my home. Got my first Snorlax by following into a back alley 2 guys who seemed ultra excited. Turned out they were indeed looking for a Snorlax. Lapras For the Tokyo area, Lapras seems to only spawn in the Tokyo Bay and nowhere else. Waiting at Odaiba is the best bet. Miltank, Mareep, Aerodactyl, Chansey, Larvitar family Very rare. Mostly spawn in the pocket mountain biome like Shibuya, Shinagwa, Tokyo Bay (Odaiba, DisenySea...). Aerodactyl seems more frequent around Shibuya and Shinagawa than it is in Odaiba. And the Larvitar family shows up much more in Shinagawa and the Tokyo Bay than it does in Shibuya. Same for Mareep. Unown Has spawned multiple times already at Odaiba and in DisneySea. Also spawned at least once in Shinjuku. Its own tier of rare. Since there is an Unown-dedicated twitter feed in Japan, some japanese player with too much free time on his hand will probably complete the gold medal in a few weeks. My maxed lineup Just in case somebody asks. Hope it doesn't make the thread a bragpost. Playing in Tokyo is a bit like being on easy mode anyway (many nests, rare candies, tons of spawns and pokestops for XP/dust grinding), so it's not impressive considering that. It's the ones at level 39, not always the highest CP in the collection (many of them actually have non maxed Gyarados above them CP-wise) Imgur
Pokemon
CP
IV
Quick move
Charge move
Dragonite
3530
100%
Dragon Tail
Hyper Beam
Dragonite
3522
98%
Dragon Breath
Dragon Pulse
Dragonite
3521
98%
Steel Wing
Hyper Beam
Dragonite
3513
96%
Steel Wing
Dragon Claw
Dragonite
3512
96%
Dragon Breath
Dragon Claw
Dragonite
3505
93%
Steel Wing
Hyper Beam
Dragonite
3505
96%
Steel Wing
Dragon Pulse
Dragonite
3488
82%
Dragon Breath
Hyper Beam
Dragonite
3486
89%
Dragon Breath
Dragon Claw
Dragonite
3485
89%
Dragon Breath
Hyper Beam
Dragonite
3485
89%
Steel Wing
Dragon Pulse
Snorlax
3238
76%
Zen Headbutt
Body Slam
Snorlax
3231
76%
Lick
Body Slam
Rhydon
3224
91%
Mud Slap
Earthquake
Gyarados
3188
87%
Dragon Breath
Hydro Pump
Blissey
3160
96%
Zen Headbutt
Dazzling Gleam
Vaporeon
3092
93%
Water Gun
Hydro Pump
Vaporeon
3076
89%
Water Gun
Aqua Tail
Espeon
2958
100%
Confusion
Futuresight
Alakazam
2845
100%
Psycho Cut
Dazzling Gleam
Exeggutor
2840
91%
Zen Headbutt
Solar Beam
Machamp
2831
96%
Counter
Close Combat
Flareon
2830
91%
Fire Spin
Overheat
Machamp
2829
96%
Counter
Close Combat
Arcanine
2776
93%
Fire Fang
Fire Blast
Jolteon
2666
91%
Thunder Shock
Thunder
Charizard
2599
89%
Wing Attack
Fire Blast
Lapras
2488
80%
Frost Breath
Blizzard
Umbreon
1999
93%
Feint Attack
Foul Play
Well, I intended to write a small review of my medals + species statdump and ended digressing and writing a much longer review. Kinda became a tourism/tokyo playguide. Maybe it makes the thread more interesting. I don't think many will actually read that wall of text. Since english isn't my main language, this wall of text might be painful to read. tl;dr: Tokyo is mostly grass/watestreet biome, not much mountain/desert biome.
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